Let L be a link, the sign PL ( l ,m ) denotes the polynomial with two invariants corresponding to it. In this article, Firstly we remember the properties of the PL ( l ,m ) and prove these properties simply, in the same time, we discuss PL ( l ,m ) with two new splitting patterns; Secondly using these splitting patterns and the computation of PL ( l ,m ), we advance a new link type S -link, then discuss its properties, finally we give the estimation of breadth of the PL ( l ,m ) which corresponding to a S-link: assume that L is a S -link. Then span(l) ≤c* (L) + |SC1*| + |SC2*|2, span(m)*(L)+c(L)-|SC*|. where SC1*, SC2* are obtained by smoothing exactly C1* positive crossings and C2* negative crossings ; Thirdly we give some examples of S-link, showing the existence of S -link; At last, we give a distinguishing methods: for a link L , if there are states {SC* }:1. compute sum from S P. 2. let l = it-1, m = i (t1/2-t-1/2), finding νL'(t) corresponding to sum form S P. 3. compare νL'(t) with νL(t) in the table , then draw a conclusion . |